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October 4, 2024 by [email protected]
Announcing the pr-reminders Open Source Project

Today, I’m excited to announce that Seeq has released the the pr-reminders bot as an open source project! This bot integrates with GitHub and Slack to remind software engineering teams that there is code ready and waiting for review. Below is a (redacted) screenshot of the bot in action – it can be configured to…

UncategorizedDev Productivity Software Development
July 12, 2024July 12, 2024 by Austin Sharp
Remote Internships Done Right

At Seeq, we’ve always been a fully remote company, starting with our co-founders on day 1. Along the way, we’ve developed some pretty strong opinions about how to do remote work. A big part of this has been refusing to take “no” for an answer whenever someone says “you can’t do X in a remote…

Culture
July 1, 2022July 7, 2022 by Eric Shull
QSearch: A Refactoring Case Study

A few months ago I volunteered for a rotation on our Applied ML team to help prepare some of Seeq’s beta add-ons for general availability. Compared to the main Seeq platform, add-on codebases are much smaller, weighing in at thousands of lines of code apiece rather than more than a million, but the ML team…

Software developmentCode Architecture Software Development
April 26, 2022April 26, 2022 by Curtis Lewis
Neurodivergent Geeq at Seeq – Benefits of Being Remote

TL;DR: Mask much? Wanna not? Try remote working!

CultureCulture
April 20, 2022April 20, 2022 by Andres Barbaro
Teammate to All: Becoming VP of Engineering at Seeq

I recently completed my 6-month onboarding process and am now beginning to take on the full scope of the VP of Engineering role for our team. The journey was unique, fun, and also instrumental in setting me up for success to lead our team. While every organization is different, I believe sharing my experience can be useful…

Culture Management Software developmentCulture Software Development
April 15, 2022April 18, 2022 by Alexa Accuardi
5 Lessons I Learned While Temporarily Swapping Development Teams

“No thanks!” was my first reaction when my manager suggested I temporarily swap places with a colleague of mine on a different development team. During our previous 1:1s, we had been discussing management as a possible next step in my career as a software engineer. I was set to begin our company’s new management training…

Culture Management Software developmentCulture Software Development
March 25, 2022 by Eric Shull
Upgrading Swagger to OpenAPI Specification 3

Upgrading Seeq’s Swagger tooling to OpenAPI Specification 3 has been a long-standing task that was always important but never urgent. However, as we begin to think about the future direction of our API and its documentation, it became more and more pressing to build on an up-to-date foundation that we could leverage for the next…

Software development
March 17, 2022March 17, 2022 by Nikhila
A step-by-step guide to seamless design efforts – phase four

How do you know you’re ready to move forward with your design? And how do you alleviate potential conflicts with stakeholders?

Design Software developmentDesign Software Development
March 16, 2022March 17, 2022 by Nikhila
A step-by-step guide to seamless design efforts – phase three

Let’s validate with users that the design is heading in the correct direction!

Design Software developmentDesign Software Development
March 15, 2022March 16, 2022 by Nikhila
A step-by-step guide to seamless design efforts – phase two

It’s time to transform the insights collected into a loose, initial design.

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